Skanda Purana — Mahesvara Khanda, Shloka 32
शापांते हरपार्श्वे तु यास्यंति पृथिवीपते । विहायेमानतो भूप त्वमागच्छ मया सह
śāpāṃte harapārśve tu yāsyaṃti pṛthivīpate | vihāyemānato bhūpa tvamāgaccha mayā saha
“Apabila sumpahan itu berakhir, wahai tuan bumi, mereka pasti kembali ke sisi Hara. Maka, wahai raja, tinggalkan mereka di sini dan ikutlah bersamaku.”
Devadūta (divine messenger)
Scene: A divine messenger addresses King Indradyumna, urging him to leave the cursed ones in place, assuring their eventual return to Śiva’s side; the king stands resolute, oriented toward a distant vision of Hara.
FAQs
Worldly and heavenly movements are temporary; ultimate fulfillment is presented as returning to the presence of Śiva.
No specific site is named; the verse highlights proximity to Śiva (Hara-pārśva) as the supreme goal.
None; it is a directive within the narrative.